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Courses

  • Eligibility:

    10th, 12th Pass

  • Age Limit:

    Minimum 15 years

  • Course Duration

    2 years

Diploma in Duty Nursing Assistance (DNA)

About the Course

The Diploma in Duty Nursing Assistance (DNA) is a vocational healthcare program aimed at preparing students to assist registered nurses and doctors in delivering patient care across various medical settings. Nursing Assistants play a critical role in ensuring patient comfort, supporting medical staff, and maintaining a safe, clean, and compassionate healthcare environment. At Divine Life Para Medical College, the course emphasizes both theoretical learning and extensive hands-on training, enabling students to step confidently into the healthcare profession.

About the Curriculum

The curriculum is structured to develop fundamental nursing skills and patient care techniques, covering:

  • Basics of Human Anatomy & Physiology

  • Medical Terminology & Communication Skills

  • Fundamentals of Nursing & Patient Care

  • Infection Control & Safety Protocols

  • Vital Signs Monitoring & Patient Assessment

  • Assisting in Medication Administration

  • Wound Care & Basic First Aid

  • Special Care in Paediatrics, Geriatrics, and Mental Health Nursing

  • Hospital Housekeeping & Hygiene Maintenance

  • Clinical Practice in Hospital Wards and Community Health Centers

The program typically lasts *6–12 months, with the initial part focusing on theory and simulation practice, followed by **practical training* in multi-speciality hospitals where students assist in patient care under supervision.

Career Opportunities

Duty Nursing Assistants have diverse employment opportunities in both government and private healthcare sectors, including:

  • Nursing Assistant in Hospitals & Clinics

  • Patient Care Assistant in Rehabilitation Centers

  • Home Healthcare Aide

  • Geriatric Caregiver in Old Age Homes

  • Ward Assistant in Specialty Units (Paediatrics, ICU, etc.)

  • Community Health Worker

With additional certifications or higher education (such as General Nursing or B.Sc. Nursing), graduates can progress to senior nursing roles, specialize in certain medical areas, or move into healthcare management and teaching.